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wolfgang87

  • Short Story » Historical Fiction, Fantasy Re: Dwarves of Pompeii

    Good work. I have some suggestions. -The word "Then" is used quite a bit. I would suggest getting more creative with the usage and not using that word so often. ...

    Jun 14, 2017
  • Poetry » Mystery / Suspense, Dramatic Re: Silent Advice

    Nice format. I have a few thoughts. -Your sentences are run-ons. You should make it more clear where sentences begin and stop. -You should put either commas or periods at ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Poetry » Supernatural, Realistic Re: White Lily Road

    Very well written. My thoughts are few. I could really feel the pain through the words you most expertly chose. But on the sixth line, "But they were dismayed, and ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Short Story » Literature, Fantasy Re: In the Dark I Have No Name

    This is obviously the writing of a mature person. You sure know how to use your words in a cultured sense. I really like the way you spelled Jakob, it ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Did You Really Care?

    I feel the pain through the words. I can relate to this. It is indeed a good topic to touch since it is so relatable. I have a few thoughts. ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Poetry » Fantasy, Dramatic Re: Her

    The title did not make me expect what I have just read. It was a little different from what I expected, but different is good. Your vocabulary is intriguing and ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Poetry » General, General Re: I think I loved you

    This is a very deep poem. I can feel the emotion and enjoyed losing myself in words. I do, however, have some thoughts. -In the first paragraph in the last ...

    Jun 6, 2017
  • Poetry » Realistic, Other Re: What Words Can't Explain

    I share your pain of wanting to express to someone what cannot be said. I have a few thoughts on it. Title- I really like this title. It really sums ...

    Jun 5, 2017


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